Bullying Effects Educational System

Running head: Bullying Effects on the Education System 1
Bullying Effects Educational System
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Bullying Effects Our Educational System 2
Executive summary
Bullying is among factors that affect the process of learning in any educational system.
Therefore, it is the question of concern that needs immediate solution as far as the educational
system is concerned. The effect has plagued in many institutions worldwide and grows within
the system itself with negative effects. The consultant’s report investigates how bullying affects
our educational system and what recommendation should be put in place to reduce incidents of
bullying.
In 1999 to 2011, the state legislatures of the United States (department of education)
enacted, approximately 122 bills throughout the country that addressed the issue of bullying and
related incidents in the schools. In 2010, the state bullying laws and policies were established to
prevent the effects of bullying to the aggressors themselves, target, bystanders and the school in
general. (U.S Department of Education) An analysis by the US department of education portrays
severe and fatal effects that may be caused by bullying behavior on the educational system.
Hence, the government asked the schools to exercise the anti-bullying policies in the school
compound.
The report has used the bullying cycle, mental model, that shows how the participants of
the bullying behavior (aggressors, target, bystanders and the school) affects the educational
system from the effects they experience. Educational system entails anything to do with the
learning process or transfer knowledge from one person to another. It entails objectives, mission,
and vision, goals, school structure and system as well as the code of conduct. Bullying can have
a fatal effect and alter the meaning of the educational system. Also, the report shall give
recommendations that are deemed effective in controlling, safeguarding and reducing bullying in
the school environment, as well as, its effects on the educational system.
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Table of contents
Executive summary ......................................................................................................................... 2
Introduction. ................................................................................................................................ 4
Effects of bullying on the educational system. ........................................................................ 5
Work cited ....................................................................................................................................... 8
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Introduction
Bullying is any aggressive behavior that is typically repeated over. Bullying at school or
any learning institution is meant to cause distress, harm or fear. In general, bullying creates a
negative environment within the school or learning institution. It entails power imbalance
between the target and the aggressor (Banks). Bullying occurs in several forms such as electronic
(cyber), social, verbal and physical bullying. The educational system is a form or type of learning
that entails a systematic order to be followed during the acquisition of knowledge and skills.
Therefore, the report is set to investigate the effects of bullying on our educational system. Also,
the report shall give recommendation and ways of addressing the bullying behavior.
Bullying affects the educational system through three elements including aggressor,
target and the school. Therefore, the effects of bullying to the aggressor, target and school
translates the general effects of bullying on the educational system. (MASA)
Bullying cycle in a school environment
Aggressor Target
Bystanders develop
Attitude School
Affects the educational
system
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Effects of Bullying On the Educational System
From the mental model of bullying cycle, it can be concluded that the effects of bullying
to the aggressor, target and the school itself has a fatal effect on the process of learning in a
school environment. The following are the effects of individuals and learning institutions in
relation to the educational system.
The aggressor is the person who is doing the action of bullying. Therefore, he or she not
only causes harm to the school and his or her target but also in the educational system. The
aggressor develops a high level of indiscipline through the breaking of the school code of
conduct. The aggressor develops a sense of disrespect to his colleagues, teachers and general
protocols of the school. As such, the learning process of the aggressor is interrupted and he or
she does not fare well in academic. As far as bullying is concerned, the educational system of
such school is altered as the learning process of a child or aggressor is affected due to
indiscipline and poor academic performance that end up becoming a drop out.
Also, the educational system is meant to educate, model and cultivate a sense of
discipline for a child to be accepted in the society. As such, children who involve themselves in
bullying may end being thieves, hooligans, drug dealers and murders. Therefore, the objective of
educational systems has been compromised due to the effects of bullying.
Target (s) is the person being bullied in a school environment. The effects of bullying
have both psychological, sociological and biological effect to the students. The students being
bullied develops psychological problems such as headaches and sleeping problems. The students
fear to go to school or even socialize with other students. As such, the student is not involved in
socialization (a form of learning) as required by the educational system. The self-esteem and
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confidence of the student are affected drastically leading to poor academic performance. They
are left with long term effects, and most of them end up committing suicide. Therefore, the
educational system that advocates for socialization as a form of learning, understanding and
protecting human rights becomes a field of suicide, torture and traumatic effects to the learners.
The school is where the behavior of bullying takes effect and involves the aggressor,
bystanders and the target. The school itself is affected in several ways by the act of bullying in
the school compound that eventually translates to poor educational system. The bystanders
develop fear and negative attitude during group discussion in the classroom, and alter the process
of learning. As such, bullying translates to a negative and harsh school social climate. The
objectives and mission of the school become meaningless to the children. Therefore, the
educational system or learning process becomes useless as far as school or institution is
concerned. The educational system is affected because of the environment of the school that is
characterized by fear, disrespect between a teacher and a student, high level of indiscipline,
psychotically torture and stress.
Recommendations
I recommend the establishment of guiding and counseling committee that shall assist in
the guiding, advising and describing the effects of bullying to the children around the school
compound. The committee should use strategies such as reflective interview. The interview
enables the bullies to understand the effects of the bullied students. Also, strict actions should be
taken upon those who exercise the act of bullying, even suspend if possible to create a conducive
learning environment for others. (McGrath)
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Conclusion
Bullying is a dangerous and fatal behavior to the school systems and educational system.
The act of bullying should be put into consideration and effective measure taken upon the
aggressors. Therefore, the recommendation should be followed to ensure that the cases of
bullying have reduced in the school compound to safeguard the objectives and mission of the
educational system.
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Work cited
Banks, Ron. Education.com. 15 July 2013.
http://www.education.com/reference/article/Ref_Bullying_Schools/. 24 March 2014.
MASA. MASA. 2014. http://www.gomasa.org/news/what-effect-does-bullying-have-students-
and-schools. 24 March 2014.
McGrath, Mary Jo. Bullying in schools:Avoiding liability and harm. Corwin Press: New York
city, 2007. books.google.com › Education › Administration ›General
U.S Department of Eduction. ED.gov. 2014. https://www.ed.gov/news/press-releases/us-
education-department-releases-analysis-state-bullying-laws-and-policies. 24 March 2014.

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